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| Here's a little trick that works for me
$cur_time = time();
print "<img src='" . $file . "?" . $cur_time . "'>";
Since each time you load the page the image name will be different (since
$cur_time will always change) the browser thinks the files are always
different since the name changes - and thus you force a reload of the image.
I do this on scripts that I make changes to images in PHP and need to see
the new image after the page reloads instead of seeing the pre-processed
image.
(I also do something similar with JavaScript for webcam images to prevent
caching)
-M
> i have an image upload script that uses fixed image names...
> when i update an image, that image will be replaced at the
> server using the same name as the old image... now, my
> browser doesn't check for the new image but checkes it cache
> instead and ofcourse finds the old image... how can i fix this?
> i've allready added headers for not letting the page cache;
> (<META HTTP-EQUIV="CACHE-CONTROL" CONTENT="NO-CACHE"> <META
> HTTP-EQUIV="PRAGMA" CONTENT="NO-CACHE"> )
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